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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

To the Editor Of the TELEGRAN-HERALD.
DEAR SiR.-In your issue of this morning
in the editorial column, you make the fol-
lowing statement: Alderman Hayward
says that he will undertake and gives notice
that he will control votes enough in the
Council to defeat the granting o. an ordin-
ance to the Cable Road Company for the
occupancy of Ottawa-st. We shall see"
The inference in the above would be, and
is that | control other votes than nay own
in the Common Council. | don't deny the
possession Of a large amount of gall, !" but
/ am sure I have never had sufficient to
claim TO control any persons vote but my
own. 1t "hurries' me sometimes to do
that. and do it properly. What | may
have said-snd If l haven't willis this.
That IL would be Just as criminal for an
Alderman 10 vote for franchise for any
company 10 build street railroad from
Lyon-st. to the north CITY limits OF Ottawa
81. ss It would to set FIRE 70
the property on Canal-st. on Bridge
or Hastings. have heard a
rumor that they have dubbed certain Of the
Aldermen street railway men. am proud
TO be among the number. we can't build
cities without street railroads. But in build
ing them the interests Of investments
already made shOlld have due oonsidera-
alton. and a. far as possible be protected.
What DO ssY is this, the present Council
is too intelligent. has to much integrity.
and is too Courageous 70 be fooled. bOrght
OF buildozed into granting = franchise ~
detri mental 70 the interests ot Canal and
Bri3gs-sfs.. and the West side, and don :
believe any railway company has money
enough % pay Grand Rapids newspaper
for advocating any such scheme.
Respectfully.
J. =. HAVEARD,
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

Ds-ufv Sheriff scsllT and Detective Gsst
vbo lea the city Friday EaorniDg, rster1ed
Yesterday afternoon with Bort WishsEs.
for whom = warrant vas o-1t On = c1srrs q
asssuitnz the Assistant P3nndmssrer.
Tnev fsan5 him camping near Lsuont
wsfh sane f-enis Teev maze sts trip
from ersn8rilie 10 I&nloBf 0 istt csn-
vsss ro- nozt gong aoFn Grsrd kFer.
ar5 ScsllT svers t1fst ozss fsi into re
wsssr ar3 zat : uee bar. ~hie esi <
art of tae boat ~ sea Nss afrai4asd s
Pesscs Court st toe sl.e-noe1 sessen s-s
pses3es not gu - - = charge o. sseea &
I'D tzferr His case vs. s5ied -
August q. and ks wsS rsE2&Leed 70 80 70
srsit ira
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14
The REUNION Al wAYLAND.
TBs Meeting of the soldiers sad ssilsrs
of AlleEsH County a Success


of AlleEsE County q Success
Correspond snce ofihe TEfEsR4z HEKALB
WsYLaND. Aug. Is.-The reunion Of Tie
soldiers and sailors Of Alleftu County. held
at this place the lth and 18th. was grand
success. The long neeied and splondid
shower Wednesday night jest ftied the
dusty esrth and everyb body else 90 erioy tie
occasion, snd two osys of mere soiid
comfort has not been iei bv Noung
and old for many cav. TIE
masses that thr0neeo tie streets "a Friday
universally Acknowledged that the prepaf-
atlons and Hospitality extended hy the efi-
zens Of WsylaDd and vicinity had never
been equslee ~ any reunion before in the
county. TIE crowd wss variuosiy esti-
mated al from four 70 siS thousand Tie
address OF Rev. Washington Gardner was
pronounced by al - one u the hesl they
ever listened 90. Col. Gil, 81 BssiDgs q
genuine Johnnie ieb u Huctent
Gays wss. present and snfertslned
the "boys" with his soldier experiences and
Also gave sorse very sound s0vies in regard
10 the mission and duties 0f the a. A. r.
Aside from the good time bad fhe rsuuiea
was 9 success financially and. alter deifsy-
ing al expenses. leaves surplus in tie
treasury for the trEf time sincs the orgsni5-
alton of TIE association. The cornei baBd
Of MouffreF Wa present both DAYS aud Old
themselves credit in every way.
Among visitors We noice1 Major g v,
Watkins. of Grsnd Bsrids aud Capt.
Brook Of HssiiDrs. Dr E u ksnc snd
J.. X Lent, IN company witb Judge stock
Gale, Of AlleCsn. starred Friday morning
for the North country, and great evenfs
may 10 looked for Up that way most any
time. Lyman htvsier. OF Hopkins. IA
attempting 70 get . flowing well on his
farm struck salt water % depth ~ 40
there now.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

usea 80 lltos .o l1g asuas q sLlecess thes
a. la.eI -4s's % tf-t9ts-
shining across lae sez2ti-ll Stats @
Mscziaacsverg las ~ lAesa g.oro1s Assas-
nixAls NAY ne sssa q cifels of brilliant
hxAu tllai ala.x shs spot Ensfs 'oEsfs u
a. - majestic lcpeliaezs tie Lsland of Aack-
isac II oalg laat romaaic people saom
civilization has 4ln.osl 3blilefa 81 coeld re-
tGr1 soms of these niEais aad gles ne
Palsy is.a tnat vas once taeir earthly para
dlse Nh4t e8adeF surprise and amazsEisnI
would be depicted ga their stoad, copper
colntenaacas. Egsa tne tar sraiefs ef ne
Asfor times could scarcely have cEeanlea
that even the axntntng would be chained 70
nlaminats a .agsrn three or f0gr tiEaes as
aEss - 4ny that existed il their day. The
electric lights % Plank Hotel ars Tie
nlost powerful - be seen snyslere on the
greas lAks-. snd can be seen across the
waters hen az 10 Ten miles. Plank 8
Grand Hotel. Sllch has been fully de-
scri5ed Ia thess cJlamhs herstolore, . over
noEinz si.L giasis as is every h0tei IA tns
North fsom Pstoszey % uuiuah- / make
10 acLls bls that ll4ly cl uy readers nase
leaFd sgisyols complaints sl'h references -
the magn ldcent carzV4nsaTy erected oy ne
Gfand Rapids & Indiana and
Michigan Central roads, and the De-
tr0is aad Cleveland slsam NaUearion
Company. Il Is more han pro0a0ls that
there we're good grounds TOD most of these
complaints Let -. however. DO Ms. j. y.
Plank justice. The openlng OF the Grand
Vas announced for July 18th. a month or
two belors il was poasibls 70 get the hotel
IN readiness. Guests fairly rAiaed down
upon the hotel before there vas a potato or
a pound OF salt ia the house. They were
enf 70 other hotels and the John jacob
Astor, Old Mission and other hotels were
speedily hi,ed up and still visitors arrived
and analiy oeeged Ar. Pisnks to take them
iu ans ges taen some place % sleep. he
did 20. There vas not saalcent help, he
uas disappointed IN provisions in fur
nirure and various other things
OF coarse Il vas a. mistake 70 open the
hotel 50 early oQt matters have assumed
something Of ship shape az the great inn,
and as I write, Friday, tbs house contains
500 guests.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14
a MuaoERous eAno.
Rad Tot % servisn Asssssins Arrested
- Prot

BrreEsnz AnE. i3.-A gang II nurisrsrs
have inst hesn arrested At Prot. Their
victims during the past Two years Number
SIXTY. Disguised as gendsrmes The assss-
sins pretended to srrsst trsgs'ers for various
oifsnses. an5 then robbed ani xiled them.
TIE Ierufr Frsfect of Pirot vas - frst
rersan arrested far cor1pliciry IN f1e crimes.
lt is renersi ihst roa6csl motives let 10
essrar. ~ ~ @nnae 81 TIE murders. Two
F~e~eaaen naufed Per. sn1 Prince Alsr-
snfers grocm. were among tie victi uas- An
al m-1it-ss ~ inquiry has eeeD dis-
patched r0 Firot
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

Tssn =. Rot~rts c9uuseneed suif in fhs
C-oi Court yssleTdsy sgainst Lewis ?.
Es1kin r. e1fyrcs fns collection n q note
for 3 90 gvsa ~ sx-JUdee 81 Pressssss
FeIstt with the Esme ~ l. j. Ha.kiris e.
secarity oz tbs bsck q j.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14
CANNOT ee DISMISSED.
An old Army onlo.r's opsaso, Of the Kelly
Matter.

an Nid army bnicers optnt0e 81 fhe H ely
Matter.
Talking about the dism isssl q Charles
A Kelly. q member of 90. r.. for conduct
unhscomi0s soldier, remarked a gentle
man prominent in military circles yesfsr-
cay. II an inclined 20 think that there
muss he soms mistake about it Ad,atsnf
General AinVsr. isl think-too shreFa 20
i<sgs such an order on his orn rszponsi bili-
tg Fit1eur zivir- tae aroused : hearlrz.
lie a z1t .eup1rsriiv suspend hin Pend
ina an snVesr a8fsoD. ~ he rsfrht have had
r 8rm hesi colrt msrtisl. bur accorff fnz %
q -s0crfs ne f9nt. fkere is therefore
hut ore courss nev ~ sna t1st r ~ rpg1-
Lar esrrt r1srsisi. TIE scrused - erfss -
to = henrrT sna ,f s1e fscss nrcurbt cut
are 81 f-ier cd s1slsia the charge. then
sn6 nrt undl thea-hss the Adiatsrt f+sr-
era CT anTaue else tse risbt 70 ds1liss tie
usa from sbe seTTlcs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

Ns~ oRfzsVs. Ans. i5-Charies Apfsl
stss IS va yesterday sfssraoon snd then
corrn nsifred ssici's ev hlowinr Ont hs
rrsfne AefeI = g yes~S sla ao6 hs y =
I've vesfs Younger, and nay leave TO
5ahias oorh gnoer two years- Donesnc
.rarrpis vas tne ea1se.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

tf- ses-s fesel4ss ess-t
JsrEHer. Aug f5-f'orstY EisEk eno~
issns6 o. erecufion ths af,srneen - sssss-
f. fhs r.nsm ~ Pslrzs9 a best fsu go
a. - IN ffss ssiif szziBsi r. &. Ero9xf aDf
ku.as Eoos.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14
on The DIAMOND.
Detroit Drops Game TO ChicaEO-yestsr
days Base Ball Score.

Detroit Drops Game 20 ChicaE0-refter-
days Base Ball Score.
Great hopes bad been built on Detroit,
winning two out OF the three oftbe Chicago
series but yesterdays game put q 6ampsr
on all expectations. for yesterdays starr
was dire bsd one. Very opportunely rain
pat stop 10 the game at the close Of the
seventh inning, on account Of dsrknezs. for
Chicago Was batting Cstzien all over
the beld and there - no telling
where they miebt have stopped
This now leaves tie two clubs but two
games apart in the race for the pennant.
sno with the two games vet to play tie -
more than possible. except Of course Detroit
should play better game. Goose ergs were
prominent in all the games played. and
there wa @ noticeable punching Of hits II
an opport1ne moment by Boston. Pbiia-
dslphia and Piiisburg. who were easy win
neTs. The scores were a. follows.
At Chicago sEst
| Chicago -...-.-........o ? 0 % s-s y
Bs'series-clsrksoD and Flint oe,zein and
Bennett
At B0siro-
RessOn - - .
Radbo'rDs and Daily. Wsicb suo
| o ROufke
A rhnsdelphis-
wsssiarsoa- q . . o % 2 !
Bsfssries-Buaingssn and ClsmeBis whitney
ard Nsck
tf Indisrspo'is-
PSso1srf 3 eo - S-s
Bstieries-feaiey and Hsekstt Calvin sDd
Nlilef.
r,sh efs,at,v
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Miller celebrated
the second anniversary of their wedding,
Friday night, with = Jolly little party a.
The Arlington. Thanks. awfully' Was
said both before and after refreshments.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

Frank Noble and hls handsoms vie, and
pretty Grace Kimbah, are among the la1e
arrivals. Willard Brigham. TIE actor, has
been a. The Arlington for several days.
Ars. LAns0s, Sh0 has been a. -ins So"
with hsr husband and al P.anks. = still
here. Collector d. o. Watson, who has
been doing al the places from Grand Haven
% Dalath With ). l. Monroe, returned Fri
day nighl a L. Bartlett, Vi Kalamazoo. Is
ap here getting points for q new edition OF
bis comic angler. F. {. Monfsst ard iamily.
OfClncinnzti. are ale arrivals. Misses Emna
and Maggie Long Of Grand Rapids arrived
with Mr. and Mrs. Noble. aud the GsohArts.
Of Day LOn, sre also here.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

kshfvsze0. A1g. I5-kelsfnszoo vor
tbeir thirl gsFns ~ ons foD today niftiug
Batn hard. whsle Wytson vss very efec-
tive. : snigsn vss bif hsrd ia tvo irnings
when Wafscn vent irto the box sgsir and
saved tie cub from defeet. score
isrszso-...- f 111 III
hsnslea1 ..f 1-1t
Hsss Affs-Kslsnsaoo 81 Nsnsfed IL
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

This afternoon the Jordan River Pirates
returned with three or four hundred trout.
About a car load OF picEerel Rock bass and
green bass were taken out Of Crooked and
Piekerel lakes. Friday. by guests Of The
Arlington
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

To illustrate some Of the vexatious mat
teTs that have made the nervous little
landlord III here IS a story. An snnuncia-
tor With wires leading from the Office to four
hupdred rooms was being put in- The
man Who WAS stringing tie wires was dlla-
tory IN bis work and Mr. Plank discharged
aim. After receiving pay for his work the
fellow vent to the bunch Of wires leading to
The Office aud cut OF az the tags with which
each wire was numbered. This, OF course,
uecesxtased doing all the work over again
at twice the time occupied IN the first in
stance. Cashier Frank Davidson and A.
e. Antisdsl and George W. Hickman. Of
Grand Rapids are Nr. Plank's Office
assistants
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

sieep thszs Is 10 better spot ca earth t1sn
- ths Arlington. Il yoa No1.a nsa, tAsss
ara good gy01nts neaf ~ al
a. for POKER snd 1irf *
bat have PROMISED tae
laaies n0t 10 sag zletlsr word About l4Sz
pos aad logs.
SAN Peek tLs handsome c2Y c.erk has
made saa havoc Nita the lsAfts of soans
AsLagEon bsiies. he Is Southron aud Il
Vfi Nss -g0u ais good rooEa sn<a
yo1 r<g SER a. ths Arlnxl0n @ners
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

To sef hsck 81 The Arlington a. rstcsksv
-and rhst a eeirhtfai home-ise pisce il
4 10 get hscs to--t IS ~i beyond a. eorn-
are the best rrsort in rs North. TIE =
no nes de7ics la t-e ese fsr ss<se af
golden AH9ust DAYS tnas has not Been
tbouxht q here Il you wovld eat sad
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

TIE standing ~ the clufs up n and Ia
ending the games Of yestsl dsy. is ss fol-
tnws
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

The time is coming when the Grand
Hotel vii 6e one Of tae greatest sumner
resorts IN the Wsst The Old Mission
House With Postmaster Gallagher in charge
tor Mrs.. Franks, is crowded. as = also tie
John Jscob Astor. The Island never
before numbered half The visitors is hss
seen this season.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

The Ssult se Sainte Msris Sea h S,-g
Err~ssi is good plac~ 70 20 to-for isy
but II you seek for comfort snd pleasure
son't stay lone. The 81. Nary makes an
awfai jGmp there and the Rapids ara very
prsttv 70 look ai-ths Indians are PIC
snresqne IN thrir 'ariness and al shss
hut-l aeec rct te.l yuu Of the boom
esi = On in the toan- Aaw land thai Va
-urfh So an acre six months sen is selling
6tr sIe an inch noT and aa that TIE
Eroonois House--rsceniir meve3 10 from
Sailet Lsze--is = toe hetei ard Is 6aed
wiih grssts. 81 fs tte Eel Chippewa sRa
rha Miet.rsn UxrHrrsa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

Mrs. J o. Plank has tor her gust Miss
Leafie Berry. a voluptuous and fascinating
oiouiie whose home Is At Sandusky, Ohio
Sir Reynolds The Jackson banker with his
rifs aud family occupy the best suite Of
,oous in The house. Mrs Taylor and her
daughter Bessie. also from Jacks3r. are
among tha guests
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

Among the more prominent guests AZ
Plank's IS Dr. Vim. a Hammond, of New
York. whose connection with the Garfield
case made him famous through al the
world. Re is accompanied By q
young and charming wife who is
great favorts with su her
scqu2intances. DR.. Hanmond's daughter
tie Marquise LAMA. Is with him. Miss
Hammond married. if 1 remember
arght. French nobienan who
i0Fmsriy VS. waiter in DelmOnico's 3.
she IS a brghteyed, short haired, plump
add good looking blonde. aud plays the
mandolin in a lovely manner. There are q
number Of Eastern people IN the house, bat
50 far soeiabiiity has not been cultivated 70
any great extent. and most Of the guests are
strangers 20 each other.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

W r. owen and vie, Of Chicago, have
pleasant apartments. Mr. Owen is TIE well
knowu passenger agent for the 500" boats
Mrs. Owen IS -he champion bowler among
re guests and Mrs.. john c. Gallagher. OF
Cincinnati. has beaten AL Lle men al bill
isrfs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

After much negotiation 0smond Tearle
finally signed bis contract last week as the
leading man for next season az Wsliack ;
Theatre.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

Edward F. Kidder has been engaged 70
manage Docksts5er's ninstress. Tie ses-
son opens IN Nsw York, sept. 5.
Ri0ndin. the famous tight r0re artist is
making = tour o. England snd receives
500 per night for his services
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

Imre Kiralfv expects 70 spend S25.0 On
the production Of "Lszulra, the lrst Of the
Rave p.ntomin1es that be wiz revive
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

Governor Ayers family are al at the
hotel. and the Governor. who will probably
be the next Republican nominee for Vice
President Of the United States, IS expected
home Eom Europe early next month. He
wiz 20 direct to the Island, where his team
and coach and servants have been sent with
bis family There are very few Grand Rapids
people at the hotel az present. Ms Preusser
is thsrs wfh her mother and Mr.. PreUsser
uiu send up bis horses this week, he nav
inx returned several days ago. Miss
Prsusser is universally admired and her
costumes are altogether charming.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-01-29
First publication, Jan. 8, 1886.
The Only N ay to Conquer Dys-
 pepsia.

Itis perfectly preposterous to introduce pepsin and other artificial solvents into Jnt stomach, in the expectation that they will assist digestion by acting on the fooditso If. They will not. Nsr it is possible thus 10 overcome dyspepsia. The only way to con- euer that disorder, and prevent the numer- GUS diseases and disabilities which it assur- sdly provokes, is to renew the activity of gastric action by strengthening the stomach Hostetter's Stomach Bitters eradicates the most inveterate forms of indigestion by re- storing vitality to the alimentary organs, and those which are tributary to them. The liver, the bowels, the kindeys and the ner- yes, no less than the stomach, experience the invigorative effects of that standard to nic, which possesses alternative properties that greatly enhance its benifcial influence aud give permanence to its effects which they would not otherwise possess.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-01-29
SURGICAL BRANCH.
The Verdict Unanimous.

W. D. Suit, Druggist, BipPus, ind, tes
 tifes; 'T can recommend Electric Bitters as the very best remedy, Every bottle sold has given relief in every case. One man took six bottles, and was cured of Rhe1ma- tism of 10 years standing" Abraham Hare, druggist, Bellville, Ohio, atirms: "The hest selling medicine have ever handled in my 20 years experience. is Flee tric Bitters." Thousands of others have added their testimony. so that the verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters do cure all diseases of the Liver, Kidneys or Blood.
 Only half a dollar bottle at A. Frank y
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-01-29
Of Interest to Ladies.

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 Sufficient of this remedy for one nonth's trial treatment is sent free to every lady who is suffering from any disease common to the sex who sends her address and l3 2ct. stamps for expense, charges etc.
 It is positive cure for any form of fem ale disease and the free trial package is many times sufficient to effect permanent surc. Full directions accompany the park- age (which is put up in plain wrapper) also price list for future reference. No trial package will be sent after Oct lst, 1886. Address, GREEN REMEDY COMPANY, PALsIr- RA, N. Y.
 Presbyterian Service will be held in the court house at p. m. Sunday school at 2 p. m. every Sunday. Divine service in the pSniteatiary at eSs0 a. n.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-01-29
Excitement in Texas.

Great excitement has been caused Tn the vicinity of Paris, Texas, by the remarkable recovery of Mir. J. E. Corley, who was so helpless he could not turn in bed, c< raise his head; everybody said he was dying of Consumption, A trial bottle of Dr. King $ New Discovery was sent him. Finding re- lief he bought a large bottle and box of Dr. Kings New Live Pills; by the time he had taken two bottles of the Discovery, he was. well and had gained in flesh 36 ponnds Trial bottle of this Great Discovery for Con- sumption free at A. Frank.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-01-29
Notice oi Pre-empsion PrOot for PHs!icatiea.
(peelsratory Statement No. Is75.)

(Deelzratory Statement No. le75.)
 Q, g. Land ofI;e at Tucson Arizona,
 January 3, 1881.
 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his inten sion to make final proof in support of his pre-emptiOA claim No. 1875, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk of the Dist court at Yuma, Yuma county, A. T., or Tuesday, Feb. I5. 1887, viz: Robert Cant of Texas Hill, Yuma county, A. T., for the N. E. I of Sec. 34 Tp S. R., l6 W. G. & s. k. NJ. He names the following witness to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of, said land, viz: Charles Lan- don, Peter Munson, Garland Post, c. W. Norton, all of Yuma, Yuma Co.,, A. T.
 c. E. DALEY, Register. First publication, Jan. 8, 1886.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-01-29

Le EIeiaTa's %O.slsa B..isaIa ,:s. cIcss CAaleres, 2Fss and sscoHd siz-o.: Sores cn the Lsrs and Body; Sore Ea-s. Eyes, Ssse, etc, copper-colored Blo.ches Syphiiitic CatArTh, GiscAacd Scalp, and al 1Tinsery ter-1s of the disease known ss Syphilis. Price. s co per BO.fl~ Ls 7iehau's GHidsn Bllsnrsa Ne l cures-Tertiary. AorcariAl SypAl.itic Rheu- mstisna, Pain' in the Boacs, Pain. in the He&S, back of the Neck, Ulcera.ed So-s. Th=oat, SyPhilit;e Rash, II1nps and o,z t2cse1 Cons, Stiffness of the Liuabs eaa esad!csts5 ell d.scase frem th. sys.eu whether eaI-c3 r. inC' sc-cticn CT ah,,se of Mercury, leaTisy tho blSod pure as.d kcalthy. Prien sS 60 per Eostie. L. lffchnE'- G =lGc.. sssangeh An f. 5oSe f-r tNe oure of Gonerrhssa esle~A. Irr;tati@n C.-vli, =. 7n TTrirarY O. Cent tal disarrznseaeuts. Pr-,e Sss % Dor Eas1la.
 Ln E:saau's rei ;s.i S3snsss ...- jsefian, f-rseycTa casss of Go3orrha-a. ts.lamG; t9 J Cleet Stsi-t1r-s ,6e. F<Sss - ss~- E sgIlc.
 Gs Esic.ioe'S QolSeu O:nxnsaa :2- CT -ot'ye hesiing cf syrailstis Serss, sHl erG7So.s. Prteo aI co p r Rex. Q ichHu'S G3iSea PiI s--Ss.ve a7l c-.'s t-o.trseat; loss O piysi -al poz-- CT. eN-Ost C.; oyo--1--~'S. rostiSsicu, etc. pSioJ SS co per Escxs
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 z. v. EES3 1ss-.S 3c e., Aeas-sl s@4 S --S ;=.ass-'c sfrct,s> Ccrrar tieS,
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The Arizona sentinel., 1887-01-29

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The Arizona sentinel., 1887-01-29
County Directory.

Probate Judge, c. H. Briniey. Treasurer, A. E. DeCorse. Sheriff, M J. Nugent, Dist Atty, Geo. NJ. Knight. County Recorder, Jos. J. Stein. sup.ryisors: c. V. Meeden, Chairman
 O.. E. Townsend, and D. NJ. Field, Clerk Board of Supervisors, J. Redondo' Clerk of District Court, c. H. Brinley' Justices of the Peace, G, A. Ring"ald'
 T. K, Burr, corone- and Public Administrator, J. Il.
 Tsggart. Constable. T, D, Lockwood,
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-01-29
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Came into my premises on or about Jan. 7th, 1887, bay horse about F years old, with white spot in forehead and branded.
 D. SASCHyS.
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-01-29
SATURDAY, JAN. %. 1887.
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